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On-Site GD&T Training Classes Led by GeoTol Experts

Learn the latest ASME Y14.5-2018 or ISO-GPS tolerancing standards from the top GD&T training professionals in the field

About On-Site GD&T Training

We provide a variety of on-site GD&T training programs that can be conducted in-person or virtually using video conferencing technology.

  • Each student receives a workbook that follows with the course
  • The training uses colored animated graphics combined with lectures
  • Many practical student exercises to break up lectures and encourage discussion.
  • Adjust the training from basic, intermediate, or advanced level
  • 3D printed plastic models of parts and inspection equipment (CMM routines, surface plate, angle plate, V blocks, height gauge, functional gages, etc.) provide a physical learning experience.
  • Customizable using your company parts and drawings
  • Interaction with students using live polling to monitor the progress of the group.

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Who Should Attend GD&T Training Classes?

Students who attend our on-site GD&T training classes are usually a mix from design, manufacturing, tooling, and quality backgrounds. GeoTol courses offer benefits for each of the engineering disciplines. The discussions allow everyone to work as a team, using ASME Y14.5-2018 standards to build both quality and economical parts. The open discussion with a good mixture of people is highly beneficial.

Core Programs

GD&T Fundamentals: Core Concepts

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GD&T Fundamentals: Specialty Concepts

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GD&T Applications and Tolerance Stacks

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Print Reading & Engineering Drawings

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FAQ

Who should attend a GD&T class near them?

This can depend on the course. Our programs are for anyone who works with engineering drawings: engineers, drafters, designers, manufacturing engineers, tooling, machinists, quality, inspection, and procurement.

What is the delivery format?

Our standard delivery for one on-site GD&T training course is 2.5 straight days (20-hour total). Another optional delivery format is to present two 20-hour programs in one week. One class runs 4 hours in the morning for 5 days and the second class runs for 4 hours in the afternoon for 5 days. The courses may also be run back-to-back (2.5 days each) in the same week.

Virtual:

The live virtual class is a series of private group webinars and are customized towards company applications and questions. Live polling, multiple cameras and the latest training software make the virtual training interactive and engaging. The 20-hour course is usually spread out over a 5-day week (4 hours per day). Participants may ask questions and show their own drawings to discuss in class. Access to digital copies of the GeoTol workbook is included for the virtual course.

Where is training conducted?

On-site at your facility, a designated location (hotel conference/training center), or via the internet for virtual training.

What standard is taught?

The fundamentals course focuses on ASME Y14.5-2018 GD&T training. Differences between the 2009 and 1994 can be shown if your company works to earlier versions. Appendix A in the GeoTol Pro book shows all differences between earlier Y14.5 standards.

This course may also be taught to ISO-GPS standards. There are minor differences between ASME and ISO and are shown in appendix B of the book. We can alter the course if your company works to ISO-GPS.

What topics are covered?

All live courses are customized. For a list of topics covered see the course objectives and outlines:

  • GD&T Fundamentals Courses: Core Concepts and Specialty Concepts
  • GD&T Advanced Applications and Tolerance Stacks
  • Print Reading and Engineering Drawings

How is the course customized?

A set of core lessons make up most of the course. The instructor evaluates the people in the course and product they work with. Additional specialized units are selected to cover topics that the students need to know. See course outlines for additional information.

How long is on-site and virtual training?

20-hours is the standard length for our training courses. We usually recommend this length and create a custom lesson plan for your group. Additional class time and topics can be added if requested.

What is the cost?

Please reach out for a formal proposal/quote for pricing details.

Do you offer support after training?

Yes, we are happy to answer questions leading up to and following your training. For larger projects and consulting, we also offer hourly time either on-site or virtually.

Is attendance taken?

If requested we are happy to take attendance. For online training our video conferencing technology automatically takes attendance each day.

Do I receive a Certificate of Completion?

Yes. If requested, we can provide a certificate of completion once the GD&T training program is completed.

Do you offer public training?

Yes, in addition to on-site/virtual training, we partner with ASME for public offerings. Please see our ASME GD&T training for more details.

Is this a GD&T certification course?

Our training is meant to give working knowledge of GD&T including how to apply, measure, and build products with geometric tolerancing. To get certified, a copy of the standard and studying the exact wording in ASME Y14.5 is necessary to pass and achieve a certification.

Training Available Worldwide

We have associates located around the world. We travel globally or have local instructors that can provide virtual and on-site GD&T training in a number of languages anywhere in the world.

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